Five places to visit in Valdidentro

Esplora Valdidentro, nel cuore delle Alpi lombarde, e scopri paesaggi mozzafiato, sentieri escursionistici e attrazioni storiche.

Valdidentro, located in the heart of the Lombardy Alps in the province of Sondrio, is a destination that combines nature and history in a uniquely charming setting. Over an area of some 240 km², this valley features some spectacular mountain landscapes, hiking trails, and a wealth of historic and natural attractions.

Thanks to its strategic position, close to Bormio and the Stelvio National Park, Valdidentro is easy to reach and offers plenty of opportunities to discover the marvels of the Italian Alps.

Major attractions include the Torri di Fraele, watchtowers built in 1391 and strategically positioned to defend the area of Bormio; the Cancano Lakes, artificial lakes surrounded by panoramic trails; Monte Scale, a popular destination for hikers on account of its breathtaking views; the picturesque Val Viola, famous for its nature trails, and the Valle Alpisella Pass, known for its pure water springs. Let’s take a look at this itinerary!

Torre di Fraele — The Torri di Fraele are located in a mountain pass of the same name, also known as the the Scale Pass. These historic structures, situated at an altitude of 1,930 metres, can be seen from the road between Bormio and Livigno.

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The Cancano Lakes, located in the Stelvio National Park, are two artificial lakes fed by the waters of the River Adda, the Spöl canal, the Gavia-Forni-Braulio canal and the Viola Bormina river.

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Monte Scale, which is 2509 metres high, is one of the most stunning hiking destinations in Valdidentro. There are various routes up to the peak, each with its own level of difficulty. One popular route starts at the Ristoro Monte Scale restaurant, at about 2000 metres and crosses a variety of landscapes, from conifer woods to alpine plains, and up to the more rocky, harsher area near the peaks.

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Val Viola, located between Bormio and Livigno in Alta Valtellina, is the perfect destination for lovers of nature and outdoor activities in all seasons. In summer, the valley is the perfect place for walking and trekking, with trails that are also suitable for families with small children. One of the most charming locations is Lake Val Viola, a spectacular panorama surrounded by nature.

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Passo di Valle Alpisella — The Valle Alpisella Pass, at an altitude of 2285 metres is the highest, most charming point in Valle Alpisella, a picturesque alpine valley between Livigno and Valle di Fraele, in the heart of the Italian Alps. The Pass links between Valdidentro and Livigno, and offers a range of hiking routes for all levels of experience to immerse yourselves as you explore the Stelvio National Park.

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Take me here: Five places to visit in Valdidentro

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